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THE CoMMERcftL RECORD

"a majority Of the commercial exchanges Of
the country adjourned Friday, end will not
resume the transaction Of business until Tues
day. This explains the absencs of the Journals
usually extended commercial reports
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. July p Flour-Trading light Wheat
nominal owing to fireworks that were hurled into the
pit and against the blackboard at each ATTEMPT to
carry on market: No. red. cash. 723a 073e: July,
725s0727sc closing at 727sc; August, 733 a 7sc
closing at 73a4c; October 1850. Corn weak: cash.
33c: July 32Ac; August. SAC; September. 35lsD
35l4c. closing 40 35lec Oats nominal cash 26ls
G263ac; July. 2412e. Rye dull 53c Hay quiet
and unchanged; timothy. 81 915; prairie. new.
$1I.50G12.50; old S9d11. Eggs steady at 10c.
Butter steady and unchanged; creamery. 15lb Sc:
dairy, iO015c. Corn-meal steady at 81. Whisky
steady at S1.05 Provisions dull. Pork. irregular
new, SIS. Lard. 6.3oc. Dry salt meats-Boxed
shoulders. 5671ac; long clear. lac; clear ribs.
775c: short clear. Sc. Bacon-Boxed shoulders,
l2le0 !. 25c long clear and clear ribs, s.5o@
at IL 014c. Receipts-Flour. 1000 brls; wheat.
$4,000 bu: corn As. 900 Blu; oats. $4,000 bu rye.
none: barley none. Shipments-Flour. 3. 600 brls;
wheat. none; 600 bu; oats 2 600 bu; rye,
none; barley, 200 bu-
CINCINNATI, July 2-Flour heavy and dropping.
Wheat dull and lower No red, 73 074c; receipts.
A 600 bu: shipments, 1000 bu. Corn firm: No. 2
mixed. 390S9lae. Oats quiet but firm: No. mixed,
29aac. Rye quiet; No. 2. 60c Pork easy at SIS.
Lard in fair demand at 6. zoe Bulk meats and ba
con firm and unchanged. Whisky active and firm:
sales of 1852 brls of finished goods on a basis of
$l05. Butter firm Sugar firm. Eggs barely
steady at Sc. Cheese firm.
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An Economical Idea.
Puck

vegetables, put brickbats and boards on the beds
order salt pork and beans. keep the mail two
three days before delivering to me. and pull up
the shades and let the sun glare in all it wants
to. I'm going to enjoy the comforts of the
country" without going there.
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Accounting for It.

Pittsburg Chronicle.
If you should hear of the suicide of Mr. How
ellis, please remember that in a recent voting
tho ten best els the successful iss began with
..Jvanhoe" and ended with Uncle Toms Cab
in" and that none of the great American novel
lists works appeared thereon.
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INpIANAPoLIs MARKErs.
A Holiday Market Covers tIls Local situa-
tfnn.
IxnrA,sApoLrs. Inly 2.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 2
In ell departments trade took ON it's holiday attire
ent to-day unless It be in the produce markets. where
there good deal of activity the demand for ap
PIES small fruits and poultry being large. In fact
there hardly enough young chickens supply
fhe local DEMAND. OF after the holiday is
there will be weakening in prices of poultry and
that of small fruits. well. Peaches becoming
plenty and Improvements in quality is noticea
BILE. The Same is true OF apples. Raspberries
and currants arc scarce comparatively speak
ing, aad prices high to-day, bat next week
viii doubtless show increased receipts and
lower range of prices than has ruled the past week
Grocers report trade rather quiet to-day with prices
ranging for several days past most articles OF
taking their semi al account of stock. and
busy il this work Trade the last few days has
been quies but prices OF all lines OF dry goods
firm IN tone and many lines there is ar upward
rner quietude and but little is doing except in hams
and lard, both OF whichTnle firm at the recentlyre
vsed quotations.. The -four market continues tame
in tone and its future uncertain. Exports from
July aggregate l59 $50 barrels of -four 1887 900
bushels Of wheat 4sl 500 bushels OF corn. and S4
$50 bushels of oats.
GRAIN.
The attendance on Change to-day rather slim.
but the few that there disposed buy and
bid quite freely. Receipts of all cereals light
comparatively speaking but Improvement in this
direction is looked for week Wheat in good
demand and steady slightly lower prices than ruled
Friday. Corn good demand, and prices steady
and firm Oats in good request for home consump
ton aud firm at quotations. Track bids to-day ruled
q follows:
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Very True.


Heiress-I am afraid it il not for me that you
come nero often. but for my money.
Ardent Wooer-You are cruel TO say SO. How
can / get your money without getting you7
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PittsburR Chronicle.
The male wasp never stings To make this
information available law should be passed
compelling the lady wasp to wear a high hat for
purposes of distinction.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK July 2.--It WIS practically holiday in
the trade outside of receiving and shipping goods
there little done. and at o'clock the market was
wholly deserted.
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LIVE STOCK.
An Active Market for Good Cattle-Hogs Act
i've and Firm in Price-sheep Steady.

CATTLE-Receipts, 6s5; shipments, 600. About
forty loads sale Quality generally good. and
ket active on that class. number of loads sold
rom S4lO04.25. but they of fancy grades,
the sales generally for medium to good from
AZ so TO 81 Few loads went through in first hands
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Cns.

CLEVELAND July 2.-Petroleum dull; Stand
ard white HOO, 7e-
SAVANNAH, Ga. July 2.-Turpentine dull at
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Points ON wasps.

ST. LOUIS. July e.-wool quiet and easy.
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Wool.

LIVERPOOL July 2.-Cottou firm with a fair
lernAnd sales 5000 bales. including 1000 bales for
speculation and export and >. 700 bales American.
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HELENA, ARK.
The Application of the Mobile and
Northwestern Considered by
the Citizens FavOrabIy.
IaPHnIAL 70 rHaAPrEAL


HELENA, ARK, May PA very
large body of prominent citizens, rep
resenting every branch OF indu,py
and trade, met in the rooms Of tse
Board OF Trade to listen to the sppli-
cation OF Mr.. Ben Wilson, receiver of
the Mobile and Northwestern railroad,
for an entry into Helena by means OF
q steam transfer from the Mississippi
side. The entry into Helera is to be
had from poin! Immediately above
the elevator An option of Six months
on a right OF way through certain OF
our streets and alleys was required by
Mr.. Wilson on behalf of his road.
This transfer, he assured the citiz ,ne,
would be in running operation within
twelve months after the option
IVES adopted by the majority oil
the bondsmen. The citizens enter.
tanned his proposition with favor and
appointed committee 10 memcraliza
the City Council to tbs end that every
privilege and facility that could be le-
gally conveyed to a railroad be granted
this road OIL the assurance that 1t will
carry out it's pledges in good faith.
There is an assurance that II the bond
holders adcp; his option that the rod
will have two commodious dep1ta, one
passenger, the other freight. The citi'
zsns further will attempt to get options
ON certain pieces q properly Tor the
location Of these depots aud procure
them at reasonable figures for the
bent fit of the road.
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A THREATENING LET Err
Received by O'Brien Advising Him
TO Return 20 Ireland.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, May 25.-
Mr.. william OBrlen arrived here this
evening from Hamilton, Ont, on his
way to Montreal. To ay, in Hamilton,
the following letter was handed him.
1t was pr sted in East Syracuse, N. Y,
on May 10 b, and travelled to all the
towns where Mr.. O'Brien had visited,
reaching him finally ct Hamilton:
EAST SYRACUSE. N. Y, May IS, 1887.
A piece OF advice. William O'Bden,
you blsck hearted Irish fool, if you
ever make your appearance in Kings
ton or Ottawa your blood will run cold.
Take my advice, and 20 back to your
black Irish home. re
~ will bs there in less than forty
eight hours. This letter." said Mr..
o Brien, "portends something danger
ous. 1 do net as a rule care much
about threatening letters, but the man
who wrote that is just the ort Of a
fellow VIII shot at me last night"
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SHOT IN A CaURT ROOM.
JOHN vANDERBURG, WHO so
FIENDISHLY OUTRAGED
Miss Jennie Anderson, Killed Imme.
diately After His Sentence
Was Pronounced.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May Pa special
from Rockville, Mo says: The Jen-
ME Anderson Outrage had tragic Sc
quel yesterday. John Vapderburg,
the man accused CT committing the
fiendish crime, was shot to death in
the courtroom, just at the conclusion
OF the preliminary examination. Last
Tuesday man called at the Anderson
residence and asked for a drink of wa
ter. Jennie, the popular and accom-
plithed daughter Of one Of the leading
citiz ms of Bates county, waited upon
him. When she came near him he
suddenly seiz d and chloroformed her,
and while under the il fluence she was
outraged. A search resulted in the
arrest of Wand rburg, and lynching
YVES prevented only by doubt
OF the prisoners guilt. After the ex-
element had cooled down Jen-
ME Anderson confronted the pris-
oner and claimed to identify him.
At the preliminary hearing yes
terdsy, the Anderson family were
all present, besides many other citi
Gems. Jennie told the horrible details
OF the crims, and the prisoner made
poor attempt to prove an alibi. The
judge had just announced that the
prisoner would be held in SIC. 000 bail,
when a shot rang out, followed in
rapid succession by two more. There
was scamper for the street, and when
quiet was restored the prisoner was
DEAD. No one knows who fred the
shots, but IS two of the Anderson boys
were ::in the courtroom they we're put
under arrest.
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''ROBORO."
Five ThOasaLd Cases Cared Without
Failure In a single Instance.

A POSITIVE preventive and inmllib,,e
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For sal ny druggists,
Lewis n Der uett Four of my children, b..
tween the ages OF five and ten years, I
gether with INV brother and sister, all six,
had chi Is and fever for eVeral month"; dur
ing VIII O. tim tho usual remedy, Qunine,
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After h a ing of the wonderful cures Accom-
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Upon the Mountains Brow.
DEER PARK
AND OAKLAND,
Twin Resorts Of the Alleghanles.
5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.
SEASON OPENS JUNE go, 1887.

DBER PARK and OAKLAND, but six
- mi es distant from each other, are co .
nected by, superb carriage road: Both are
located directly upon the main line OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and all trains
stop at both 20 nts.
Under the capable manai oment Of Mr.;
Csc. Il, DESHELDs these famous resorts viii
maintain the high standard of previous
seasons.
Among the improvements that will be
noted by former guests are the introduction
of electric lights. into hoGse and grounds;
large swimming baths I'D ded TO the bathing
esiablif hments for ladies and gentlemen;
in crea, cd and improved water supply drawn
from the celebrated Boiling Springs.
RATE0y-s6O, SIS and $50 per month, az,
cording 10 Location, Diagrams Of rooms and
floors will be furnished upon application.
All communications ahoald be addressed
to gro. d., pESHIELDs, Queen City Ho Of,
Cumbsrland: Md, ~ 10 June 10Th, after
that date either Deer Park or Oakland, Gar
rett county Ad.
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The UNION DIS.USSg5
BY The SOUTHERN PRESBYTERI-
AN ASSEMBLY.
The Rev. DR.. SmOot's Argument An
iwered by Col. Livingston,
OF Georgia.

ST. LUIS, Mo-, May 25.-The Pres
byterisn General Assembly. South. de-
voted the morning session to argu-
ment on organic union. Elder ]. 7.
Livingston, of Georgia, and the Rev.
J. M. Potts, Of Alabama, spoke In
favor of unio1 with the Northern
Church, aud w. II. Parke, { st. Louis,
opposed it, The invitation OF the
Second Presbyt terrain church Of Phila-
delphis tn the assembly to hold their
next session in that city, and extend
ing their hospitality, was declined, as
this assembly has no church in Pnila-
delphia, bu. they resolved to hold
their next session in May, 1888, at
Baltimore, and to take recess on the
fourth Thursday ia May and proceed
to Philadelphia 10 assist in the celebia-
ton of the centennial anniversary Il
the Reformed Presby terry OF America
They further accepted their quota Of
addresses, and the following speskers
and subjects were assigned: Raw. B
H. Palmer, "Children OF the Coven-
anti" Rev NJ. D. H &c, "City Evan
gslization% R,v. j. L. Gsrardesu,
e'History of Presby:erianism and It's
Work for the Future;" Rev. M. a
Houston, "Foreigu Missions;" Rev.
W. W. Moore, Home M ssions;" R ~.
jerry Witherspoon, closing address; ;
]. Randolph Tucker, Of Virginia,
Adaptation Of Pres byterisnism to the
Masses" W. Q. P. Breckenridge, of
Kentucky, "Calvanism end Religious
Liberty; ]. s. Cotteran, of South Caro-
lima, "Oslvsnism and Human Prog.
ress;" Clifford Anderson, of Georgia,
clay Effort Among the Masses"
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JACKSON, MISS.
Decisions By the Supreme Court OF
the State.
lsPInILL TO TIE APPHAL.l


JACKSON, MISS, May 25.-Supreme
Court decisions: By Arnold, justice:
Mary O. Graves ct al vs Samuel
Kirby, from Oopiah Circuit Court;
affirmed. James knight, jr., Va the
State, convicted in the Lee Circuit of
q tIeepsss under section S0Sl Of the
code with criminal intent; affirmed.
BY Cooper, Chief Justice: John
Bergman Va W. M. Hutchinson, from
Jefferson Chancery Court; affirmed.
Wootner & Lowsnstein vs. Fox d Co.,
from Cav Circuit Court; reversed and
remandtd. A. B. @. Clark Va F. W.
Frank, from Pike Chancery Court; re-
ven ed and remauded. New Orleans
and Northeastern Railroad Company
vs. Bette Burket, from Perry Circuit
Court; reversed and remaBdad.
A. Cohen Va. A. M. Smith, from
Lawrence Circuit Court, reversed aud
remanded; Packard and Packard ys.
Henry Samuels ct al, from Wilkin-
son Circuit Court, reversed and re-
msndei: Mary j. Rives, sdministra-
trix, VS.. Norman X. Nesmith, from
Claiborne Chancery Court, reversed,
Injunction dissolved and bill dis
missed
By Campbell, JIG. A. Lau snberg
& 90. VI. Mara, Levy & Co., from Will
kinson Circuit Court, affirmed mayor
and aldermen OF Woodvil.e va. H. L.
Davis ct al, from Wilkinson Circuit
Oourt, reversed and dismissed; O Ii.
Neyland Va. H. L. Davis ct al, from
wilkinson Circuit Cont, reversed and
dismissed st. Johns Episcopal church
vs.. y. III. Burg, from Monleco Citcuit
Court, reversed and remsuded; A.. U.
Seavery vs. Jas. W. Bennett, from
Lincoln Chsnctry Court, reversed aud
bill dismissed.
By Mcdonald, Justice: Illinois Cen
trail Railway Company VS. A. q. j
Trousine & Co., from Lincoln Circuit
Court, reversed and reminded; Ian
drum Pitman va State, from Noxubee
Circuit Court, affirmed.
BY Cooper, Chief Justice: Sam
Moody, administrator, ct al, vs. s. ID.
D. McLehaney, from Copiah Ohancery
Court, affirmed.
By Campbell, Justice: Jesse Lusk
VS. 8 ate, fiom Amite Circuit Court,
reversed, tho indictment quashsd and
prisoner ordered to be held for action
Of grand jury; A. @, searcy vs ]. L.
Bennett, motion to modify decree as
to costs was denied.
Court adjourned for the term.
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A sea SIch Pnsseurer

On the ocean, carer little aoouta storm. He
is positively indifferent whether he is
wash, overheard or not. But, set right by
a wineglassful or two of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, he feels renewed interest in his per-
sonal safety, This fine corrective neutral
lies in brackish water-often compulsorlly
drank on shipboard, to the grievous detri-
ment of health the pernici0us Impurities
which give rise to disorders Of the stomach,
liver and bowels, To the mariner, the tour
ist, the Western pioneer and miner, the Bit
ters is invalur BILE as a means of protection
against malaria, when its seeds are Atent in
air and water. To the effects of overwork,
men tai or manual, Il Is most reliable anti
affords great and speedily felt relief and
ViSor,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
Mistress After Eating.

This result Of indigestion will no
longer be experienced II Summons
Liver Regulator Is taken after each
meal. 1t is snch a good digester, and
so mild and pleasant ia its effect, that
It is used by many, after a beatty
meal, to insur5 good diges lou. The
Regulator does not nsueeate or irritste
the stomach, but corrects &C dity, dis.
pels foul gases, allays irritation, and
assists the stomach in i's digestion, -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26
CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

No. el82, Rim the Chancery Court Of
Shelby Cou ety. Mary N. Bingham OF al
vs.. Hattie M. Bingham OF al.
10y virtue of an interlocutory decree for
10th day OF May, 1887, M. B. So, page ., | will
pell at public auction, 10 tho highest bidder
In front Of the Clerk and Masters office, at
tho Main street entrance Of the courthouse
Of Shelby county, Memphis. Tennessee, on
saturday, June IL. 1857,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated In Memphis, Shelby coun-
tyt Tennessee, to-wit:
BeiinpiDg at place or point WHARF the d.
vidinR line between lots "a" and 3D. In.
tersect or str 10 the east line or side Of
Brinkley avenue or Town Reserve (noW Ma
nassas street, running thence east along
said dividing line 3l6A feet thence north
parallel with Manassas street 100 feet; thence
west 9l8A feet TO Manassas street; thence
south along said street 100 feet 10 the begin
ming, as shown on plan Of Re- bert's lands
in the cause Of q. Il. Holm &c We, hebecca
Bembert ct al, Chlncery Court Of Shelby
county.
The above property will be sold In four
lots-two fronting 80 feet each on ea1t side of
Manassas street by oue-half Of the depth OF
entire lot (about lb9 feet1 between Uara lei
lines, and two lots fronting 20 feet on west
side OF Ross avenue by depth between paral-
lei lines Of about l59 feet.
Terms OF SAle-0ne- cash; balances In
one and two years; purchaser-tO execute
noes with approved security anc len re-
tanned 10 secure their payn emit.
This May 10, 1887.
81. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
by ]. NJ. Bradley, ID, Q. and M.
Taylor & Carroll, X. ID. Jordan, II. B. Nc
Henry, solicitors.
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baptist Convention.

MINNEAP Lis, MINI, May 25.-The
Baptist Publication Society held its
frs session this morning The usual
standing committees were appointed,
after which the Rev. John A. Brosdus,
of Louisville, delivered the annual
doctriral sermon on tho Paramount
and Permanent Authority If the
Bible"
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SIeepIessness.

Narcotics and sedatives murder
sleep; the unnatural stupor is soon
followed by i'll effects Simmons
Liver r gulAtor removes the cause OF
} estIessness and pleeplessness by re-
gulstfng the bowels, by establishing
coed digestion and by quieting the
nerves. II have been great sufferer
from dyspepsia and loss OF sleep. As
soon as l feel the least nervd US l take
dose of Simmons Liver Regulator,
and sleep all night
MRS. R. BRYANT,
"GrisWOldGyille, Ca
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OMAHA, NKB, May 25.-In the Pres
b.terian Assembly this morning the
report OF the Committee of the Btard
OF Foreign Missions was read by DR..
Hayden. 1t showed that while the
appropriation had been bat s7l5,OO0
the receipts had been $795 coo. There
we're thiriy-iour missions in seventeen
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-26

HAMILTON, ONT, May 25.-John
Thomson, q boat builder, his vile,
Mics Vincent, his wife's sister, and
three children were drowned last night
while rowing on the bay in skif
Mrs. Thomeon's body was washed
ashore this morning Nothing has
been heard Of the other occupants Of
the boat.
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The wonderful Healing Properties
OF DRrDys Prophy Iaefle F1uid.

Wherever q preventing, healing,
cleansing and deodorizing injection or
wash is required, use Darbys Prophy-
Tactic Fluid. Any infl4med surface,
exte NAL or internal, treated with the
Fluid will be quickly relieved. 1t hss
effected cures that had resisted the
beat medical skill.
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Decline of man or
woman, prematurely induced by ex.
cesses or bad practices, speedily and
radically cured, Book Gllustrated),
10 cents i'll stamps. Consultation
free. Worlds Dissensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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j. Randolph Tucker Recommended
for the hnDreme Bench.

sTAUNToN, Va, May 25- he S.aun-
ton bar, irrespective Of party, today
unanimously adop'ed resolution
recommending the Hon. j. Randolph
Tucker for the vacancy on the United
States Supreme Court bench.
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different countries, With 500 In
Amsrics ard $50 native missionaries,
with other sssistanss, swelling the
number Of dependents to 1900. Next
year the money asked for would be
81, 600 900.